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FIFA's Infantino sets deadline for $20M offer to members in Kushner-backed World Cup investor plan

FIFA's president has set a deadline for a $20 million offer to members in a controversial World Cup investor plan.

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Where it stands

The plan has sparked controversy and opposition from UEFA, which has called an emergency meeting. FIFA is seeking billions from investors, including Kushner. The plan has drawn anger across football.

FIFA's president has defended the plan, saying it will benefit member associations. The BBC and The Guardian have covered the opposition to the plan. Axios has reported on the financial aspects of the plan.

Euronews has covered the anger across football.

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What is the deadline offer amount?

$20 million

Who is backing the World Cup investor plan?

Jared Kushner

What is the reaction to the plan?

The plan has sparked controversy and opposition from UEFA, which has called an emergency meeting. The plan has drawn anger across football.

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